The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-04-11
YESTERDAYS SECOND EDITION.
THE following items of news appeared in our
Second Edition of Sunday:]
Yesterd.y,. St. Louie chicaro Game.


81. LOUIS April 9.-The worlds champions
achieved another victory to-day, defeating the
Chicagos after an exciting game by 4 score of
to Z. Both pitchers were hit freely. but Foutz
particularly distinguished himself by cool
headed work at critical points Of the game. He
showed himself to be master of the situation,
and TO his pitching. with the back-stop work of
Bushong, the victory is largely due Bushong
caught beautifully and threw to bases with mar
velous accuracy
The game began with St Louis at the bat
Anscn, for tho third time, won the
toss. but chose McQuade, the association
umpire, instead of Doescher. as he had
done on both occasions previously. A wild throw
Of Williamson. balk by Clarkson and DAYS
very wild throw over Ansons head gave ST.
Louis run, Latham scoring it. Chicago started
out boldly and scored three runs on Ryan's two
Dagger to left, Sullivans sacrifice, Gleasons
muff of Ansons fly. Pfeffer's drive for single to
left and O'Nells failure to stop the hit 1t
looked blue for the Browns but they changed
the aspect of affairs by piling up four runs in
the second. Welsch went to first on balls and
was advanced 20 second on Foutzs single liner
to left After Caruthers went out foul tip
Robinson hit to Clarkson, who threw to Burns
TO force WEIGH at third Burns dropped
the bail and WEIGH scored on Bushongs
sacrifice. Latham came to the rescue with hit
to left. which Sullivan allowed to get by him,
Latham going to third and Foutz and Robinson
scoring. Gleason sent q single to left and
Latham scored. Two more were added in the
tulru, Oh OomlShey Qlt TO ieIt, DurnS 5 DdU
error in failing hold Wech's hit to him, and
on a single by Caruthers and two Dagger by
Robinson. Chicago added one in tho second,
made by Williamson on base on balls, Clark
sons hit to center, and Burns's drive to left.
In the third the bases were filled twice. but
Foutzs effective pitching prevented more than
run, which was made on Pfeffer's single,
his steal of second, and O'Nelll's muff of Days
fly. Pfeffer drove out three Dagger to right
center in the fifth and scored on Days fly to
WEIGH. Their final run was made in the ninth
on Arson's single, his steal of second, and
Welch's muff of Pfeffer's fly. The Browns were
Chicagoed till the eighth inning. when they in
creased their score to nine runs on Latham's
beautiful three Dagger to center, Ryans muff of
Bushong's fly and Gleason's fly to Ryan. Lath-
ANS third base work and his great batting
tributed materially to che Browns success. For
the Chicagos the battery work of Clarkson and
DAILY. and Pfeffer's fielding and batting, were the
best features. Following is the
St Louis. ----------1 o 0 0 Q %
Chicago. 3 L o 1 o o IL
Runs Earned-St. Louis, 2: Chicago 2.
Two-base Hits-Robnson. Ryan.
Three-base Hits-Latham Foutz and Pfeffer.
Total Bases on Hits-St Louis 10; Chicago, II.
Left on Bases-St. Louis, 4: Chicago. 8.
Struck Out-By Foutz. 8: by Clarkson. 3
Double Play-Foutz, Bushong and Comiskey.
Batter Hit-Sunday.
Bases on Called Balls-Of Foutz, 4; off GARRISON 3.
Wild Pitch-Clarkson l.
Time-Two hours and ten minutes.
Umpire--John McQuade.